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VT-HMI 3101
User’s Manual
Vantron Technology
www.vantrontech.com
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VT-HM I-3101
Revision History:
No.
Version
Description
Date
1
V1.0
First release
Apr. 25, 2008
2
V1.1
Update Ordering Information
Sept. 17, 2008
3
V1.2
Add VESA Information
Jan. 25, 2010
VT-HM I-3101
Table of Contents
1
2
3
Foreword........................................................................................................1
1.1
Copyright Notice ...............................................................................1
1.2
Notes ...................................................................................................2
1.3
Statement ...........................................................................................2
1.4
Disclaimer...........................................................................................3
1.5
Limitation of Liability/Non-warranty .............................................3
1.6
Safety Instructions ............................................................................3
1.7
Precautions ........................................................................................4
1.8
Safety Instructions for Power Cables and Accessories ...............5
Overview........................................................................................................7
2.1
Introduction .......................................................................................7
2.2
Product Series....................................................................................8
2.2.1
Product Order Coding Rule .............................................8
2.2.2
Ordering Information .......................................................9
VT-HMI-3101 Hardware Instructions .................................................... 10
3.1
Product Appearance...................................................................... 10
3.2
Specifications .................................................................................. 11
3.3
Interface Instructions .................................................................... 13
3.3.1
Bottom View ................................................................... 13
3.3.2
Left View.......................................................................... 14
3.4
Dimension ....................................................................................... 15
3.5
Hardware Installation.................................................................... 16
3.6
Interface Description ..................................................................... 17
3.6.1
DC24V Power Input ....................................................... 17
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3.6.2
Ethernet Interface ......................................................... 18
3.6.3
D Sub-9 RS232 Connector ............................................ 19
3.6.4
RS422/485 Connector ................................................... 20
3.6.5
USB Client Connector .................................................... 21
3.6.6
USB Host Connector ...................................................... 22
I/O Interface Instructions ............................................................. 23
3.7.1
3.8
4
Packing List...................................................................................... 25
Software Instructions............................................................................... 26
4.1
Brief Introduction........................................................................... 26
4.2
WinCE Instructions ........................................................................ 27
4.1.1
4.3
5
RS485/422....................................................................... 23
Serial Port Instructions ................................................. 26
4.2.1
WinCE Application Development................................ 27
4.2.2
WinCE Firmware Update .............................................. 27
4.2.3
Instructions for WinCE Configuration Files ............... 29
4.2.4
Notice of Touch Screen in WinCE................................ 31
Linux Instructions ........................................................................... 33
4.3.1
Linux Application Development .................................. 33
4.3.2
Linux Image Programming ........................................... 34
4.3.3
Instructions for Linux Configuration Files.................. 36
4.3.4
start.txt ............................................................................ 36
4.3.5
tty_config.txt .................................................................. 36
4.3.6
hw_config.txt.................................................................. 36
4.3.7
root_config.txt................................................................ 37
Tips ............................................................................................................... 38
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1.1
Foreword
Copyright Notice
While all information contained herein ha s been carefully checked to
assure its accuracy in technical details and printing, Vantron assumes no
responsibility resulting from any error or features of this manual, or
from improper uses of this manual or the software. Please c ontact our
technical department for relevant operation solutions if there is any
problem that cannot be solved according to this manual.
Vantron reserves all rights of this manual, including the right to
change the content, form, product featur es, and specifications
contained herein at any time without prior notice. The latest version of
this manual is at www.vantrontech.com. Please contact Vantron for
further information:
Vantron Technology（Vantron）
E-mail: [email protected]
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The trademarks and registered trademarks in this manual are
properties of their respective owners. No part of this manual may be
copied, reproduced, translated or sold. No changes or other purposes
are permitted without the prior written consent of Vantron.
Vantron reserves the right of all publicly-released copies of this
manual.
1.2
Notes
Applicable notes are listed in the following table:
Sign
Notice Type
Notice
Caution
1.3
Description
Important information and regulations
Caution for latent damage to system or harm
to personnel
Statement
It is recommended to read and comply with this manual before
operating VT-HMI which provides important guidance and helps
decreasing the danger of injury, electric shock, fire, or any damage to
the device.
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1.4
Disclaimer
Vantron assumes no legal liability of accidents resulting from failure of
conforming to the safety instructions.
1.5
Limitation of Liability/Non-warranty
For direct or indirect damage to this device or other devices of
Vantron caused by failure of conforming to this manual or the safety
instructions on device label, Vantron assumes neither warranty nor legal
liability even if the device is still under warranty.
1.6

Safety Instructions
Keep and comply with all operation instructions, warnings, and
information.

Pay attention to warnings on this device.
 Read the following precautions so as to decrease the danger of
injury, electric shock, fire, or any damage to the device.
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1.7

Precautions
Pay attention to the product labels/safety instructions printed on
silk screens.

Do not try repairing this product unless declared in this manual.

Keep away from heat source, such as heater, heat dissipater, or
engine casing.

Do not insert other items into the slot (if any) of this device.
• Keep the ventilation slot ventilated for cooling.
•System fault may arise if other items are inserted into this device.

Installation: ensure correct installation according to instructions
from the manufacturer with recommended installation tools.

Ensure ventilation and smoothness according to relevant ventilation
standard.
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1.8
Safety Instructions for Power Cables and Accessories
Proper power source only
Start only with power source that satisfies voltage label and the
voltage necessary according to this manual. Please contact technical
support personnel of Vantron for any uncertainty about the
requirements of nec essary power source.
Use tested power source
This product still contains a button lithium battery as a real -time clock
after its external power source is removed and ther efore should not be
short-circuited during transportation or placed under high temperature.
Place cables properly:
Do not place cables at any place with extrusion danger.
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Cleaning Instructions

Please power off before cleaning the device.

Do not use spray detergent.

Clean with a damp cloth.

Do not try cleaning exposed electronic components unless with a
dust collector.

Support for special fault: Power off and contact technical support
personnel of Vantron in case of the following faults:

The device is damaged.

The temperature is excessively high.

Fault is still not solved after the operation according to the
manual.
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2.1
Overview
Introduction
Thank you for choosing Vantron. It is our commitment to provide our
valued customers with the embedded devices equipped with the
state-of-the-art technology and the best product services.
HMI, the abbreviation for Human-Machine Interface, enables the
interaction between operators/users and applications, connects
industrial control products such as PLC, transducer, DC speed regulator,
meter, etc. HMI adopts a display for displaying and input units such as
touch screen, keyboard, mouse, etc. for writing working parameters or
inputting operation commands. As a digital device for realizing
information interaction between human and machine, HMI is composed
of hardware and software. Based on its ample function interfaces and
powerful user operational interface, it is very suitable for control units
such as medical device, intelligent transportation, industrial field, etc.
Vantron’s VT-HMI products are based on the most advanced ARM and
Intel Atom processors and have low-power consumption and high
integration. The products are designed for applications such as
industrials, medicals, and transportations , etc.
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2.2
2.2.1
Product Series
Product Order Coding Rule
VT-HMI- A BB C：
Type suffix:
1: Basic type;
2: Enhanced type or other types
Screen size:
07, 08, 10, 15: for LCD in 7, 8, 10, 15 inches.
Product series:
3：PXA270 ARM10 processor platform
5：IMX31 ARM11 processor platform
6：Intel ATOM x86 processor platform
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2.2.2
Ordering Information
Series 3: PXA 270 ARM10 processor based
VT-HMI-3081
VT-HMI-3082
VT-HMI-3101
VT-HMI-3102
8.4” TFT, PXA270 520MHz, Ethernet, RS232,
RS422/485, USBH, USBD
8.4” TFT, PXA270 520MHz, Ethernet, 5xRS232,
2xRS422, RS485, 4xUSBH, CAN
10.4” TFT, PXA270 520MHz, Ethernet, RS232,
RS422/485, USBH, USBD
10.4” TFT, PXA270 520MHz, Ethernet, 5xRS232,
2xRS422, RS485, 4xUSBH, CAN, VGA
Series 5: iMX31 ARM11 processor based
VT-HMI-5071
7” TFT, 16 :9 Wide Screen, iMX31 532MHz,
Ethernet, RS232, RS422/485, USBH2 .0
VT-HMI-5101
10.2” TFT, 16:9 Wide Screen, iMX31 532MHz,
Ethernet, RS232, RS422/485, USBH2 .0
Series 6: x86 processor based
VT-HMI-6101-1
VT-HMI-6101-2
VT-HMI-6151-1
VT-HMI-6151-2
10.4” TFT, ATOM 1.1GHz, 512MB, 1000M Ethernet,
RS232, RS422/485, 4xUSBH2.0
10.4” TFT, ATOM 1.6GHz, 512MB, 1000M Ethernet,
RS232, RS422/485, 4xUSBH2.0
15.1” TFT, ATOM 1.1GHz, 512MB, 1000M Ethernet,
RS232, RS422/485, 4xUSBH2.0
15.1” TFT, ATOM 1.6GHz, 512MB, 1000M Ethernet,
RS232, RS422/485, 4xUSBH2.0
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3.1
VT-HMI-3101 Hardware Instructions
Product Appearance
Front & Side View
Bottom View
Back View
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3.2
Specifications
CPU
Processor
Marvell PXA270, ARM10, 520MHz
Memory
On Board RAM
On Board ROM
External
Storage
SDRAM 64MB
32MB Nor Flash
Display
Interfaces
Software
Power
1x MMC/SD, USB 1.1 Storage
Resolution
10.4”,TTL TFT, 4:3, 800 x 600,
16bit Color
Contrast
Brightness
View Angle
Touch Screen
Ethernet
USB
COM Port
Audio
Alarm
Printer Port
RTC
OS
400:1
400 cd/m2
60U/70D,70L/70R
4 Wires resistance type, Hardness, 4H
10/100-BaseT
1xUSB1.1 Host,1xUSB1.1 Device
1xRS232, 1xRS422/485
1xMIC in 3.5mm, 1xSpeak Out 3.5 mm
Buzzer Out
Printer in USB Interface
Supported
WinCE 5.0, or Linux 2.6
Applications
Provide SDK, support MCGS tool
Input
DC24V (Max range 8-36V)
Consumption
9.2W
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Mechanical
Dimensions
315x247 mm
Install Window
297x228 mm
VESA Install
Weight
75x75mm, 3mm Screw
2.5Kg
Enclosure
Aluminum Alloy with Black Color
(optional for other colors)
Temperature
Environment
Condition
Operating:-10℃ ~ +60℃
( ETR:-30℃ ~ +70 ℃ Optional)
Storage: -20℃ ~ +70℃,
( ETR:-40℃ ~ +80 ℃ Optional)
Humidity
10-85%RH (Non-Condensation),
operating and storage
Vibration
2G, 9-26Hz (10 times in X,Y,Z
directions)
Protection
Cooling Mode
Certifications
Front Panel: IP54 ( IP65 Optional)
Fan less
FCC and CE
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3.3
3.3.1
Interface Instructions
Bottom View
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3.3.2
Left View
M ounting /Locating Holes
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3.4
Dimension
Mounting Window Size: 297x228 mm
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3.5
Hardware Installation
The product supports standard VESA mounting (75 x 75mm xΦ 3mm)
as well as side mounting.
The left and right sides of the device housing have two mounting slots
respectively for inserting mounting brackets to needed positions by
tightening screws ( as shown below):
Waterproof Cushion
M ounting
Bracket
and Screw
M ounting/Locating
Hole
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3.6
3.6.1
Interface Description
DC24V Power Input
3 pins 5.08mm pitch terminal with screw lock
Pin
Description
1
GND（power ground）
2
Power (+24 V DC +)
3
Protection Ground
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3.6.2
Ethernet Interface
Standard RJ45 interface, supporting 10M/100M self-adaptation
Pin
Description
1
TX+
2
TX-
3
RX+
4
N.C.
5
N.C.
6
RX-
7
N.C.
8
N.C.
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3.6.3
D Sub-9 RS232 Connector
Standard vertical DB-9 male connector, baud rate up to 921,600bps
Pin
Description
1
DCD
2
RXD
3
TXD
4
DTR
5
GND (ground pin)
6
DSR
7
RTS
8
CTS
9
RI
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3.6.4
RS422/485 Connector
Standard 6 pin RJ 11 interface
Pin
Description
1
TX422＋
2
RX422+/EIA485+
3
GND
4
GND
5
TX422-
6
RX422-/EIA485-
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3.6.5
USB Client Connector
Standard mini-B USB interface
Pin
Description
1
VBUS
2
USB NEG
3
USB POS
4
USB POS
5
GND
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3.6.6
USB Host Connector
Standard USB host connector, type A
Pin
Description
1
USB VCC
2
USB NEG
3
USB POS
4
GND
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3.7
3.7.1
I/O Interface Instructions
RS485/422
3.7.1.1
485 Cable Connection
3.7.1.2
422 Cable Connection
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3.7.1.3
RS422/485
RS422 and RS485 share the same RJ11 interface, and the electrical
properties thereof are determined according to different connection
modes.

RS 422 wiring suggestion

RS 485 wiring suggestion
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3.8
Packing List
No
Part Description
Quantity
1
VT-HMI Overall
1
2
User ’s Manual
1
3
Utility CD
1
4
Install Mechanical Tools
Cushion for Enclosure's
Front Panel Protection
Screw, Mounting
Enclosure
1pcs
140040-0006EV,VANTRON
1pc
140010-0010EV,VANTRON
4pcs
250010-01001EV,VANTRON
Power Terminal(3pins)
1pc
210071-01041EV,
ANYTEC:VM-5 .08-3P
5
6
7
Type
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Software Instructions
4.1
Brief Introduction
VT-HMI-3101 has been pre-loaded with WinCE5.0 or embedded Linux
image, so that the system can automatically run WinCE 5.0 or
embedded Linux when powered up.
4.1.1

Serial Port Instructions
VT-HMI-3101
As a default debug serial port, COM1 cannot be used by application
software normally. But it can be used after the debug serial port is set to
0 or other ports, by setting DebugPort parameters in ADSLO AD.HWT
(see 4.2.3.1).

RS485/422 is COM3.
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4.2
WinCE Instructions
4.2.1
4.2.1.1
WinCE Application Development
Development Environment
To create Win32 and MFC applications with EVC4.0 and create Win32,
MFC and C# applications with VS2003, VS2005 and VS2008, the
integrated development environment (IDE) can be purchased from the
agents of Microsoft Company.
4.2.2
1）
WinCE Firmware Update
Copy
Bootloader
(adsload.rom),
configuration
files
(adsload.hwt/adsload. Reg), OS image (nk.bin), and background
pictures (adsload.bmp) to the root directory of SD card.
2）
Insert the SD card to relevant slot.
3）
Power on so that the system can automatically read and update
relevant files from the SD card. The updating process can be
observed via the debug serial port. The system continues operating
after the updating.
4）
Power off.
5）
Take out the SD card and delete files stored therein.
6）
Power on so that the updated items can automatically load and
operate.
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Cautions:
1. It is our strong suggestion to update firmware carefully because this
product recognizes firmware only according to firmware name.
Therefore, it is a must to ensure that firmware in the SD card is the
required one. You may have to return the product to Vantron for
maintenance if the updating of Bootloader（adsload.rom）fails, which
may cause loss of time and money.
2. Do not power off during updating.
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4.2.3
Instructions for WinCE Configuration Files
WinCE has two configuration files （adsload.hwt/adsload.reg）that can
be modified according to your own needs. It is recommended to use
configuration files with our technical support. Instructions are listed
below:
4.2.3.1
Adsload.HWT
Hardware configuration files can be opened by text editor and you
therefore only need the following items and keep other items as
hardware compatible settings, the keywords and values of which should
be separated by one or mor e spaces.
[TAGS]
MouseDetect
0x01
DebugPort
0x01
BootLogo
0x02
LogoBckGround 0x3B74
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
MouseDetect――1 : the mouse arrow can be seen after OS is started;
0: other values are invalid without mouse arrow.

DebugPort――designate serial port for debugging (default serial
port 1); 0: without debug serial port.

BootLogo――0: Bootloader dose not display Logo; 1: display Logo
consolidated in system; 2: display Adsload.bmp (24bits or 16bits of
bitmap files only)

LogoBckGround――designate background color (RGB565 format) of
Logo displayed in Bootloader.
4.2.3.2
Adsload.REG
User’s registry files can be opened by tex t editor and are standardized,
for example:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CERDISP]
"HostName"="192.168.8.88"
"RefreshTime"=dword: 32
"AllowRemote"=dword: 0
The system automatically loads when started and you can add system
registry information therein according to your own needs.
Notice: The last row of this file must be followed by an Enter.
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4.2.4
Notice of Touch Screen in WinCE
4.2.4.1
Touch Screen Calibration
To get better touch precision, you need to calibrate before
using the touch screen. The calibration comprises steps of selecting
“Start\Settings\Control Panel” to step into the control panel interface,
tapping
icon to step into “Stylus Properties” interface, and
tapping “calibration” to start calibrating. You may use a n auxiliary USB
mouse for stepping into “Stylus Properties” interface.
After the calibration, run “Regflushkeys.exe” command immediately
and save calibration parameters. You can either input command
“Regflushkeys.exe”
in
“Start\Run\”or
find
the
program
in
“\Windows”directory, run it to update registry.
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Stylus Properties Picture
4.2.4.2
Setting Touch screen sensitivity and speed sensitivity
The identification precision difference between hand touch and pen
touch may results in different touch screen identification effect. Pen
touch can attain better identification effect, while hand touch
(especially finger pulp touch) gets relatively poorer p recision. Therefor e,
it is recommended to operate with nails so as to get better touch
control effect.
Meanwhile, you can get better double-tap touch control effect by
setting double-tap sensitivity and the physical distance parameter
between two taps. Set according to “Double-Tap” selection” in “Stylus
Properties”. The physical distance between two taps is recommended to
be as great as possible so as to get better hand touch effect. Run
“Regflushkeys.exe” command after the setting so as to renew the
registry.
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4.3
Linux Instructions
4.3.1
Linux Application Development
4.3.1.1
Linux Application Environment
The operation environment of VT-HMI application system is a
QT/Embedded open system with the following structure:
Qt/Embedded Applications
QWS Server-Graphic Event Service
Qt/Embedded
Frame Buffer
Input Device Driver
Linux Operating System
Low-level Hardware Platform
Users can develop or transplant Qt/Embedded-based applications to
HMI platform.
4.3.1.2

Linux Application Operation
Manual operation
Copy
applications
to
relevant
directory
and
operate
by
double-clicking.

Automatic operation
Copy applications to directory /etc/rcS.d and the system will
automatically operate during the nex t system startup.
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4.3.2
Linux Image Programming
Download image files directly onto nor flash via TFTP protocol net.
Flash map here:
0x0-0x40000
U-boot
0x40000-0x80000
U-boot's parameters
0x200000-0x400000
kernel zImage
0x400000-0x780000
0x780000-0x2000000
used to storage bmp file
jffs2 file system
Use U-boot command as below:
1). Replace U-boot
a) tftp a1000000 uboot.bin
b) protect off all
c) erase 0 +40000
d) cp.b a1000000 0 40000
2). Replace zImage
a) tftp a1000000 zImage
b) erase 200000 +200000
c) cp.b a1000000 200000 200000
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3).Store bmp file （company logo）
a) tftp a1000000 tl.bmp
b) erase 400000 +40000
c) cp.b a1000000 400000 40000
4). Set U-boot's parameters
a) setenv bootargs console=ttyS0,38400 SERIALGETTY=ttyS0
SERIALBAUD=38400 root=/dev/mtdblock4 init=/linuxrc rootfstype=jffs2
noinitrd
b) setenv bootcmd "memcpy 200000 a0008000 200000 ; bootm"
c) setenv bootdelay 1
d) saveenv
5). Replace QT to version 4.5.3
a) rm -rf /opt/qtopia
b) copy qt453_hmi_installed.tgz's contents to /opt
Please search from qt453_total_installed.tgz or recompile in QT 4.5.3
packages if need other QT 4 .5.3's resources .
6). Configure your QT parameters on HMI platform.
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4.3.3
Instructions for Linux Configuration Files
Modification and updating of software configurations are
dangerous and may cause system boot failure. Do not modify on your
own unless with a good knowledge of each updating files.
4.3.4
start.txt
The system automatically updates and starts scrip without user’s
modification.
4.3.5
tty_config.txt
Configure debug serial port and baud rate for the device.

${console}: The debug serial port adopted by the device could be set
with values such as ttyS0, ttyS1, ttyS2, etc.

${baudrate}: The baudrate adopted by the debug serial port could
be 9,600，38,400，115,200, etc.
4.3.6
hw_config.txt
Configure parameters for LCD driven by the device. It functions
differently according to different types of device.
Hardware compatibility settings must be kept without random
modification.
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4.3.7
root_config.txt
Configure items for automatic updating and boot parameters that will
be adopted during the boot of updated system, for example:
images_to_flash='boot zImage ramdisk.gz flashfs1' is for designating
items that need updating.
U-boot image: boot
Linux knernal image: zImage
Linux Ramdisk file system image: ramdisk.gz
Linux jffs2 file system image: jffs2
Files designated by image_to_flash variables must exist in the SD
card or USB.
4.3.7.1
Touch Screen Calibration
To get better touch control precision, it is needed to calibrate
before using the touch screen, generally get electrified on equipment
for the first time. The program prompts for automatic calibration if the
touch screen is not calibrated. The system automa tically saves
calibration parameter after the calibration.
Two methods for stepping into the “calibration” interface are listed
below if further calibration is needed:
a) select “Start\Recalibration” command from the menu to step into
“calibration” interface.
b) tap “Stylus” icon in “ setting” bar to step into “ calibration” interface.
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Tips
Waste Disposal
It is recommended to disassemble the device befor e abandoning it in
conformity with local regulations. Please ensure that the abandoned
batteries are disposed according to local regulations on waste disposal.
Do not throw batteries into fire (explosive) or put in common waste
canister. Products or product packages with the sign of “explosive”
should not be disposed like household waste but delivered to
specialized electrical ＆ electronic waste recycling/disposal center.
Proper disposal of this sort of waste helps avoiding harm and adverse
effec t upon surroundings and people’s health. Please contact local
organizations or recycling/disposal center for more recycling/disposal
methods of related products.
Comply with the following safety tips:
Do not use in combustible and explosive environment
Keep away from combustible and explosive environment for fear of
danger.
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Keep away from all energized circuits.
Operators should not remove enclosure from the device. Only the
group or person with factory certification is permitted to open the
enclosure to adjust and replace the structure and components of the
device. Do not change components unless the power cord i s removed.
In some cases, the device may still have residual voltage even if the
power cord is removed. Ther efore, it is a must to remove and fully
discharge the device before contact so as to avoid injury.
Unauthorized changes to this product or its components are
prohibited.
In the aim of avoiding accidents as far as possible, it is not allowed to
replace the system or change components unless with permission and
certification. Please contact the technical department of Vantron or
local branches for help.
Pay attention to caution signs.
Caution signs in this manual remind of possible danger. Please comply
with relevant safety tips below each sign. Meanwhile, you should strictly
conform to all safety tips for operation environment.
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Notice
Considering that reasonable efforts have been made to assure
accuracy of this manual, Vantron assumes no responsibility of possible
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